1960 Lincoln Continental Mark V Convertible Barn Find At No Reserve

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[isdntekvideo] In 2010, the grandfather passed away leaving his collection of cars of owning for decades behind to his son & grandson. As the video explains from the grandson, they really didn't have any interest in them.
In Los Angeles, its very rare to see actual "Barns". When you see a car sitting in LA, its more in likely in a garage, backyard or luckily in this case - enclosed car trailers.
Up for the very first time for sale is going to be listings of the car collection - one by one.________________
Straight out of the collection is this Very Rare 1960 Lincoln Continental Mark V Original Convertible
Being Listed at No Reserve - SOLD to the Highest Bidder!
Below are photos of taking the Lincoln out of hibernation




A original 1960 Lincoln Continental Mark V Convertible. Owned originally by the great grandfather who passed it down to his son then left to the grandson. Many, many years in the family. Was a driver in the 60's & then restored in the 70's, apart of the LCOC Lincoln & Continental Owners Club.
The grandfather started the successful moving business, known to come to work in his large Lincoln Convertible. The car has been in the indoor warehouse for decades, regularly started by in house mechanic. After his passing, the grandson put away the Convertible in the unused moving containers.
Please to offer to you this really Rare Find & Beautiful Convertible at No Reserve

The Lincoln Continental Mark V Convertible pictured here is one of only 2,044 examples produced in 1960,and it is among fewer than 500 surviving examples today.
315 bhp, 430 cu. in. overhead valve V8 engine, single two-barrel carburetor, three-speed automatic transmission, independent front suspension with coil springs and wishbones, live rear axle with semi-elliptic leaf springs, four-wheel hydraulic drum brakes. Wheelbase: 131"
Factory options include Air Conditioner, Am/Fm Radio &all power windows & seat.Was originally Presidential Black & proud of been Red interior.Was repainted this Deep Burgundy with with matching interior years ago. Looks likehe added side marker lights with a side molding. Old paint / interior & rubber. Not perfect in anyway. Floors seem to be pretty clean for its age.
It is a complete Lincoln and in running / driving condition. New correct battery, rebuilt the original master cylinder as well as the carburetor. Drives around the streets fine, brakes & shifts. We was told the 430 was rebuilt but no documentationto prove it. Regarding the top, press the botton and you can hear the motor but the top is not coming down. Could be a simple fix or ???.
Overall, this Lincoln would be a great candidatefor someone looking for a driver or great car to restore. Some work would make this a great car to be a driver ( hoses, tires, going thru the checklist ).

Please take a look at my selling feedback - it will explain a lot!

Any questions, please call me at (562) 522-9628 anytime of the day
*Being sold as good condition*
Selling it to the highest bidder, please bid to win. I'm willing to sell Worldwide & help with any shipping arrangements. If you need a shipper, contact me and I send you a direct number for any where in the USA or the rest of the world.
I'm located in Los Angeles & willing to drop off to any local terminal at no charge on a flatbed.
Full payment must be sent out within 72 hours after auction. I understand it takes time for overseas but payment must be sent out asap!
No bidders with a score less then 25 can place a bid unless they give me a call to confirm there bid. If not, your bid will be removed & cancelled.

Clear CA Title -Matches Vehicle original door tag
-Best Of Luck To All Bidders
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The Photo below was found on the internet.Looks to have been taken back in the late 70s's here locally in Los Angeles.The photo is show with CA Blue plates which are still registered on the title but was replaced with early white plates